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The Secret Service released 104 pages of its 2011 investigation of the late Internet activist.

David Gewirtz interviews Silent Circle CEO Michael Janke to discover the inside story about why one of the most respected secure communications providers killed their encrypted email service in light of NSA surveillance concerns.

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Fairly Secure, Actually  via Creative Commons Search Many of us had assumed our feeble Gmail passwords were secure enough to keep pryi...

Opinion: Who is Obama kidding? Without Snowden, there would be no NSA debate.

When evangelists pontificate the benefits of Linux, the topic of security always comes up. A big selling point of Linux-based operating systems are that they

Lavabit, an email service offering encrypted communications that are supposedly impenetrable by third parties, shut down this week after it came to light that National Security Administration leaker Edward Snowden was using it to communicate from Moscow.

Not every suspension-of-service notice for an e-mail company comes with a link to a legal-defense fund.

The highly encrypted email service reportedly used by NSA leaker Edward Snowden has gone offline - and its administrator claims the company is legally barred from explaining why.

Remember when word circulated that Edward Snowden was using Lavabit, an email service that purports to provide better privacy and security for users than popular web-based free services like Gmail?…

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Chrome does something interesting when you first run it. The other day, I was using Chrome in development for an Ember.js app. I use Safari for day-to-day browsing, but it has a habit of aggressively caching files when I least expect it, so from... | Elliott Kember | Drone developer, software pilot.

Jean-Louis Gassée: Total surveillance is the enemy of innovation, of anything that threatens public or private incumbents

Wikipedia is taking steps to make its site ‘unsnoopable’ to the NSA following revelations that its site users were being spied on. The measures will include the use of secure encryption for its logged-in users to minimize eavesdropping.

A loosely organized group of techies has started teaching ordinary people how to encrypt their emails, and protect their communication from prying eyes.

Law-Enforcement Officials Expand Use of Tools Such as Spyware as People Under Investigation 'Go Dark,' Evading Wiretaps

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The US government and its intelligence and law-enforcement agencies have apparently been trying to get Internet firms to hand over both their users'

Larry Cuban has been studying technology in schools for decades. Nearly 30 years ago, he wrote a book on how little previous technologies, including radio, film, and television, were used in school…